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Outputs allowed to flow from Aegis to Claude include aggregate counts, job IDs, cleaned filenames, state transitions and review-needed flags; prohibited outputs include image bytes, pixel crops, OCR text, DICOM tag values, raw exception payloads and re-identification keys.
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10/15/2026
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